When I saw the title of this thread I was rather puzzled. I thought it was completely obvious as soon as he came on screen in TPM. Apparently this was a plot twist for some people?
How on earth does RotS have a 7.9?
ChainsawAsh said:or B) someone else releases one first that's not ridiculously expensive. (One exists, but is apparently very buggy and ridiculously expensive.)
wut
I've heard that the Blu-Ray transfer for "Patton" was awful, mostly because they went nuts with trying to remove grain and ended up losing a lot of detail.
He also wrote "Love and Monsters" and all the shit with the Slitheens.
Just sayin'. :P
Maybe he won't use it for EVERYTHING like they've had him doing up to this point. :P
Bingowings said:I'm just hoping that Moffat isn't going to be Gordon Brown to RTD's Tony Blair.
Moffat: "My turn! My turn! My turn!"
:P
skyjedi2005 said:The newer doctor whos are some of the best new science fiction that has been on television. Amazingly well written and casted, well most of the time anyway.
Well, pretty much all the ones that Russell T. Davies DIDN'T write were awesome. :P
Earlier in the thread you were talking about music to use and what-not. In the old Doom game, wasn't a lot of the music blippity-bloop renditions of actual rock/metal songs? I seem to remember there being tunes by Nine Inch Nails and either Metallica or Megadeth used in the game. Perhaps these could be used in the film as well? I'm sure there's a list somewhere of the songs/tunes used in the game.
I like the idea of pretty much all of these changes. It'd be a shame to see the opening credits sequence go (I thought it was one of the best parts of the movie, personally), but I understand why you'd toss it, as this is "The Graphic Novel Cut" and all. :P
Whoa, Janskeet got the ban-hammer? When did this happen?
Whoa, he looks like a younger Peter Davison in that one! Awesome!
When I first saw his picture I wasn't sure how I felt about him in the role, but then I watched an interview with him, and his mannerisms gave me the impression that he was just right.
Yoda Is Your Father said:C3PX said:Yoda Is Your Father said:you bought your music on a vinyl or CD...
Dude! You left our the part about the wonderful and glorious audio cassette! How could you leave out audio cassette?
True, true - my bad! Although, let's be honest, cassettes sucked. The fact that you could record on them was their only cool point - but not being able to skip tracks, and the fact that they almost always broke... rubbish!
They still didn't suck as bad as 8 Tracks. :P
So, what's gonna happen to all those Beatles recordings Jacko owned the rights to?
Tales of Monkey Island is just moments away from release! AAAAHHHH!!!!
Well, in the book they cut his throat in addition to stabbing him through the heart, so the idea wasn't THAT original.
Hudson Hawk
Hey, screw you guys. :p
DarkFather said:I think what it is, is that some readers become more mature and want the series they love so much to mature along with them. So they dellude themselves into believing said source material was "dark."
Like with pretty much anything Lewis Carroll ever wrote (Alice in Wonderland, etc.) ?
FanFiltration said:
OMFG! How could I have forgotten the greatest film not only of the 80's, but of all time?
"This Is Spinal Tap"
GAHH! How could I have forgotten that one?! I LOVE Spinal Tap.
Also, Transformers: The Movie :P
Metal Gear Solid immediately comes to mind. I've only played the first one, but if the rest are anything like it, then they definitely have some good stories.
Lots of the adventure games from the 90s, especially from Lucasarts, have really good movie-quality stories:
Monkey Island 1-3 (4 was decent, but not as good as the rest)
Sam and Max Hit the Road
Full Throttle
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (wish they'd made this a movie instead of Crystal Skull)
THE DIG!
Grim Fandango
Also, Beneath a Steel Sky and Flight of the Amazon Queen were amazing as well.
Since when has it been the trend to shit on the Back to the Future sequels? I always liked all three.
And Total Recall was awesome. The biggest mind-fuck movie I've ever seen.
Gremlins, people.
Gremlins.
I was way more sad over the death of Billy Mays than over any of the others this past week. :(
Octorox said:skyjedi2005 said:I hated absolutely every big film this summer. Even Trek barely got a passing grade from my standpoint.
surely you didn't hate UP?
The Hangover wasn't too bad either.
C3PX said:I have one more bit of advice to add. Stay out of the red phone booths! Scary stuff goes on in those things!
But if you see a blue phone booth, go for it!